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창작년도: 2012-08-23

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요약정보: 3-games played in the KBO last nightthe only game that was rained out was Samsung and Lottein a battle of first and second
Heo Do-Hwan gets on base with a single to left
But then with runners on first and second for Kim Min-SungHeo is caught sleeping at first to end the inning
8thYang Eui-Ji lets this one get bythat allows Kim Min-Sung to score the go ahead run 2-1 Nexen
9thSong Ji-Man singles to left..scores Park Byung-Ho
Nexen go on to win 3-1
Hanhwa at SK
6thKim Kyung-Eon to leftLim Hoon is almost there‚ but not quiteHanhwa up 5-2
Bot 6Lee Ho-Jun homers to left center3-run shotwe are all tied up
11thbases loaded with one out for Jung Geun-Woosqueeze playsafe at home
SK win 6-5
LG at Kia4thNa Ji-Wan homers to left center2-1LG cutting the lead
5thLG adds to it againOh Ji-Hwansolo to rightKia up 4-3
6thtied 4-4Na Ji-Wan againhis 8th of the year.
Game winner 5-4 Kia win
Lee Dae-Ho was 2-for-5 with 3-RBI in a 13-8 sluggfect victory for Orix over Nippon-Ham.
Choo Shin-Soo was 1-for-4 in a 5-1 Cleveland loss in Seattle.
With just 2-games left in the K-league season‚ teams are still jockeying for final position
6th place Pohang hosted 12th place GwangjuHwang Jin-Sung scored the lone goal of the game to move the Steelers up a notch into 5th place.
Pohang host Daejeon for their final game‚ but can't move up any higher in the standings. They'll simply be looking to hold off 6th place Busan.
And Busan dropped to 6th after a 2-0 loss to 9th place Gyeongnam.
Ulsan is now 3rd after a 4-3 win over Sangju.
Daegu hangs on to that all important 8th spot which avoids relegation thanks to a 2-0 victory over Gangwon.
And Seoul beat Chunnam 3-0 to move into sole possession of first place.
There are 3-more games tonightJeonbuk with a chance to match Seoul atop the standings if they beat Incheonalthough Incheon also becomes 8th if they win.
Seongnam is in Jeju and Suwon came move into 3rd if they beat Daejeon.
It takes a big man to speak up against his employer especially at a press conference for the nation and the world to see.
Olympic soccer team coach Hong Myung-Bo held a news conference yesterday to discuss the team's performance in London.
Hong expressed that midfielder Park Jong-Woo deserved to receive his bronze medal for contributing to the team and went so far as to criticize the KFA's and KOC's handling of the situation.
In particular Hong criticized the much publicized letter the KFA wrote to Japan explaining Park Jong-Woo's post game celebration.
"I believe there should have been more careful and accurate judgement regarding the memorandum sent to the Japan Football Association. I also am on par with the people's thoughts on the matter of whether this memorandum should have been sent to Japan first."
Hong was also upset that the KFA did not invite Park Jong-Woo to a post Olympic banquet to celebrate their accomplishmentHong himself invited his midfielder.
Since most of Korea's men's olympic soccer team were domestic players‚ you had to figure that it would be just a matter of time 'til the bigger leagues of the world started scouting out of the bronze medalists with a little closer scrutiny.
One such player that has been receiving the attention of more scouts from numourous European sides has been left back‚ Yoon Suk-Young.
The 22-year old Chunnam defender has received a lot of calls of inquiry‚ but says he is happy staying put with the transfer window closing soon.
The appeal was a success for Korea's women's badminton players who originally faced a 2-year suspension by the Korean Badminton Association
Jung Kyung-eun‚ Kim Ha-na‚ Ha Jung-eun and Kim Min-jung who were sent home from the London Olympics for deliberately trying to lose their group stage matches for easier knockout stage matches have had their original 2-year suspensions by the Korean Badminton Associations reduced to 6-months.
Their coaches‚ who had received lifetime bans‚ h